11/11/2016
Nitesh Sangral
Early Times Report
Jammu, Nov 11: Chaos
prevailed across the country since Rs 500 and Rs 1000 notes were withdrawn by
the Centre in a sudden move on November 8. In J&K, the move is giving
sleepless nights to doctors and other government employees.
Official sources told Early
Times that few doctors of Government Medical College and Hospital (GMC&H)
Jammu and its associated hospitals have 'disappeared' after the Centre
announced demonetisation of the currency notes.
"Like many other
government employees, these doctors are also worried and went missing from the
hospital. They are probably finding way to save their black money," said
sources.
"It's rumored that
some agents are also active by offering how to convert the black money into
white to those who have huge physical currency with them but cannot deposit it
in banks," said sources.
They said while on the one
hand ordinary people started queuing up outside banks to deposit Rs 500 and Rs
1,000 notes, on the other many doctors and babus are running from pillar to
post to save their cash.
"Since November 9,
some doctors didn't come to the hospital, causing hardships to patients who
come from far flung areas. Even services at operation theaters were affected
because of absence of doctors," sources added.
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